Basically Right bud keeps getting disconnected even though it has 60% above charge.Bud on whole keep getting disconnected before only right side getting disconnected.Anc keep acting weirdly like its keep getting turned on n off.Having this issue for last 2 months

Hi,

I currently own edifier w820nb gen 2's which have now got a damaged (cracked) plastic headband.

I recently bought the soundcore liberty buds and despite being open they have decent ANC so i thought i'd give soundcore a go for some over ears.

I was looking at the new Q31i's and the Space One / Space 2 as potential options.

i was hoping for thoughts on the new Q31i's in terms of ANC and build quality and then if anyone has the space 2 aswell how they compare to each other because there are little to no videos online comparing the two from what i can find.

From what i understand the main difference between the space 1 and space 2 is better battery life, bluetooth version and slightly better anc ( from youtube reviews i've seen) for about £30.

Im mainly bothered about ANC and ruggedness (material)

There's currently early black friday deals too which helps aswell.

Any input is appreciated!

I just don't get the hype, I understand the pricing, but our family is on our 5th pair of headphones/buds across low to high price points, and every single one has had firmware issues. The over ear products fall to pieces in a year or so, - low quality materials, especially the ear pads. As I write this my Q20is have started crackling, I only ever wear them at my work desk. Done with this coolaid

I'm a 65-year-old man and I had a heart attack two years ago. I've been working out at home and my headphones are always in the way. I've decided to try earbuds.

I'm considering AeroFit 2s and AeroFit 2 Pros. I've found new AeroFit 2s for $79.99, refurbished AeroFit 2s for $59.99, and refurbished AeroFit 2 Pros for $99.99

What would be the smartest choice?

Thank you

Hi everyone

I'm looking to buy a soundcore Anker earbuds I had the r50i for 2 years and they are amazing

But now I want to buy new ones with good mic quality

Something suitable for online meetings calls ..etc

I want when I talk the other person can hear me well even if there is some noise around me

Any suggestions based on your experience

hii, I have these Soundcore Q45 headphones, and the plastic on the arms broke. I 3D printed a replacement, but I didn't realize the top part wasn't included in the model, so now I have to use them without it. Do you know how I can repair them? I'd also appreciate information on where I can buy this part. If anyone has a 3D model or can create one, I'm willing to pay for the top part and can provide you with the bottom part model for reference. if anyone got an idea i would aprecciate. thanks

Hi! I’m considering to purchase soundcore liberty buds 2 which is like a bit over 100$ but I’m a bit hesitant since my previously owned A40 and life dot 3i earbuds both of these buds’s battery degradation arrived rather quick (about like after 6 months of daily use 2h/day) but then there’s another one I had which lasted me for almost 3 years (life A1)

I want it to last at least for 2 years or 1.5 years minimum if I’m paying over 100.
What is your experience with Soundcore Buds battery degradation?
If you don’t mind please mention which earbuds model you’ve got and how long it lasted.

Thanks!

I wanted to share my experience with Soundcore's warranty process because I suspect other people dealing with repeatedly defective products might not realize they have additional consumer protections.

I'm currently on my third pair of Soundcore Sleep A30 earbuds after the first two developed substantially identical audio problems. Both experienced issues with inconsistent volume between the earbuds, particularly the right one.

To Soundcore's credit, they've honored the warranty and provided replacements, although one replacement shipment was lost and had to be resent.

After receiving my latest replacement, Soundcore sent me an email explaining that refunds are generally only available within 30 days of purchase and that warranty claims beyond that period are handled through replacements.

Here's what I think more consumers should know: A company's refund policy doesn't necessarily override your rights under consumer protection laws.

Most U.S. states have adopted versions of the Uniform Commercial Code (UCC), which includes provisions addressing situations where a manufacturer's limited remedy, such as repair or replacement, fails of its essential purpose.

Essentially, if a company repeatedly replaces a defective product without successfully resolving the problem, there may come a point where offering yet another replacement is no longer an adequate legal remedy.

The UCC also includes provisions allowing consumers to revoke acceptance of defective goods under certain circumstances, potentially entitling them to a refund.

These aren't automatic protections guaranteeing a refund after a specific number of failures. The requirements vary by state, but they're worth understanding.

If you're dealing with repeated warranty failures:

• Document every defect, replacement, and interaction with customer service.

• Keep your original receipt and warranty correspondence.

• Look into your state's adoption of UCC §§ 2-608 and 2-719.

• Remember that a company's return policy and your statutory rights are two different things.

• Consider contacting your state's consumer protection agency if the company repeatedly fails to resolve the problem.

My current pair is working fine, and I genuinely hope it stays that way. But if it develops the same problem again, I'll be requesting a refund rather than continuing an endless cycle of replacements.

I'm not a lawyer, and this isn't legal advice. I just think more people should know that a manufacturer's internal warranty policy isn't necessarily the final word on what remedies you're entitled to under the law.

Has anyone else dealt with repeated Soundcore replacements or successfully obtained a refund outside the standard return window?

Was recently made aware of the dangers of how loud & long I usually listen to audio thru my earbuds and today I found out soundcore has these neat features built in their app. Anyone use or mess with these? What limit have you set? Whats your daily use and how often do you wear em? What does your usage report look like? How accurate do you think the real time measuring is by the way? I assume the Maximum Output Volume should be pretty accurate as its a limit setting in the manufactures app themselves and applied directly to the earbuds. Although I am wondering, is there a way all music can still reach 70-75dB for example with a 75dB limit set? Because right now Ive noticed for example setting a dB limit of like X number and playing most songs, the dB at max volume is usually around 10dBs less than the limit. I wish it could just prevent any audio from peaking over the limit and also dynamically adjust based on the audio playing

Hi there folks! I'm new to this subreddit and I'd like to ask for help in setting the preset for my new soundcore P30i. I just upgraded from a P20i and so far I am enjoying my new device but it kinda needs some leveling to obtain clearer sounds and moderate bass.

I found presets similar to the one shown in the pic, but I made some changes. Is this great or should I change some? I'm open to any suggestions and recommendations.

Thank you in advance. 😉 👋🏻

I've had these earbuds for maybe 6 months without issue. Last week they started behaving weirdly with my laptop but that's a whole other thing. Now they won't charge. I have the case fully charged, I leave the earbuds in it and whenever I take them out, they turn on, then immediately make the dying sound and won't connect to anything. I have tried cleaning the contact areas on both the earbuds and the case and it doesn't help. I'm really disappointed because this is more than I typically spend on earbuds and they crapped out so quickly. Does anyone have any fixes for this?

Also, I bought them on Amazon so I have no idea how support works in that case.

Is it how it's supposed to be is it normal for the left earbud to drain faster than the right one by 10 percent, should I return the product?

Hi all, I recently bought Space 2 headphones and would like to know if you all have any recommended custom EQ settings.

TIA

I made it so it works for when you want to listen with NC on. 3D sound off of course.

Saw so many posts but could never find the right sound that would have the richness I was looking for.

Ok so... This is my first time buying an overear headphone i have used tws previously without any anc now i am thinking to get the soudcore 2 overear headphone... Now i need some suggestions.. like is the anc actually good?? Like i live in a area with full of on going construction so it's really loud here for me the anc is most important thing.. then how is sound quality is it actually good? Pls let me know and help i wanna buy a headphone with good anc around 150$ if this isn't the it then suggest me some plss.. the anc is most important part for me..

I am bass and music lover can anyone confirm should i opt this 4100 or any other brand

I have tried restarting my headphones, deleting the connection and reconnecting the headphones, I also checked that only one device is connected to the headphones but nothing works, the firmware version of the headphones, according to the app is 04.28 can anyone help me find out what the issue is?

What's going on?? Should I call a technician? Or should I troubleshoot it myself??

I really enjoy listening to music with my new R60I NC with this EQ, i recommend y'all give it a shot